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JAM | Oct 9, 2021

5 Students cop awards C.B. Facey Foundation for PEP

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C.B. Facey Foundation Executive Director Anna Ward  (left), Boys’ Town Infant and Primary School Board Chairman Mark Chisholm (third left) and school’s vice-principal Evadne James (second right) stand proudly with five of the eight high-scoring 2021 Primary Exit Profile students from Boys’ Town Infant and Primary School. They all received packages of Kingston Bookshop vouchers and mobile credit to purchase data for remote learning.  They are: (from second left) Kelvin Woolcock to St. Andrew Technical High; Omarie Ferron to Calabar High; Jahkeel Cunningham to Ascot High; O’Neil Henry to Excelsior High; and Denique Anderson to St. Hugh’s High.

Five students from Boys’ Town Infant and Primary School enjoyed a prize-giving handover courtesy of CB Foundation recently. 

They were from a total of eight students, seven boys and one girl, who were the school’s  highest scorers in the 2021 Primary Exit Profile. 

C.B. Facey Foundation Executive Director Anna Ward, the school’s Board Chairman Mark Chisholm and vice-principal Evadne James met the students Kelvin Woolcock to St. Andrew Technical High; Omarie Ferron to Calabar High; Jahkeel Cunningham to Ascot High; O’Neil Henry to Excelsior High; and the highest scorer Denique Anderson to St. Hugh’s High.

They all received Kingston Bookshop vouchers and mobile credit to purchase data for remote learning. The other high-scoring students are: 

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Anna Ward Boys’ Town Infant and Primary School C.B. Facey Foundation Kelvin Woolcock Kingston Bookshop vouchers Omarie Ferron PEP St. Hugh’s High.

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